Asset Management

The Assets module is the mobile entry point for managing SSH resources. It includes Direct Connection, Bastion Resources, and Key Management.

Direct Connections

Direct Connections are used for servers you add yourself.

Add a New Asset

Tap + in the lower-right corner → New, fill in the server details, and save.

Field	Description
Label	A recognizable name, e.g. prod-web-01
IP / Domain	Server address
Port	Default 22
Username	Login user, e.g. root, ubuntu
Authentication	Password: enter directly; Key: import in Key Management first

Manage Assets

• Connect: tap a host card to open an SSH session
• Edit: long-press a card and choose Edit
• Favorite: long-press a card and choose Favorite to pin it near the top
• Delete: long-press a card and choose Delete

Recent Connection Sorting

The host list is automatically sorted by last connection time, so the most recently used hosts appear at the top for quick access.

Search and Filter

You can search or filter by:

• Host name
• IP address
• Username
• Group

Bastion Resources

Bastion Resources are used to manage server assets maintained behind a jump server.

Add a Bastion Resource

1. Tap +
2. Choose New
3. Fill in the bastion host name, address, port, and username
4. Choose key-based authentication
5. Tap Save and Sync

After saving, the synced server assets appear in the bastion host drop-down list.

Manage Bastion Resources

• Sync assets: tap the sync button next to the group title
• Edit: long-press the group name and choose Edit
• Delete: long-press the group name and choose Delete

Manage Synced Server Assets

Synced assets under a bastion host support these actions:

• Tap a card to connect
• Long-press a card to edit notes
• Long-press a card to add it to favorites

Key Management

Key Management is used to maintain the SSH keys required for login.

• Tap the lower-right + button to add a new key
• Import key files from local storage
• Use the edit and delete actions shown on each key card

Tip

If you manage many hosts, keep favorites, groups, and notes organized first. It makes searching much faster.